Here's a quick clip of the tide running out in Turnagain Arm Alaska; it's filled with ice chunks. This is early December and it hasn't been cold for very long, yet. The ice pieces are too small to call icebergs but it's still a great show of mother nature's power.
Ever expanding journal of a couple's discoveries while traveling through Alaska. Est Jun 2013
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Friday, December 27, 2013
Winter Hiking - Spitting in the Winter (Hiking the Homer Spit)
Distance: Up to you Difficulty: Easy Time: Up to you
Summary
The Spit is a Homer landmark. It is exactly what its name says, a spit of land reaching into Kachemak Bay. In summer, the spit is best know for the fishing charters, shopping, and fish packing. In the winter, the spit belongs to strollers, photographers, and dog walkers.
Opinion
In winter, this is still one of our favorite hikes.
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